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Weak positive on 1st ACL, blood test

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I have now seen the rheumatologist, not sure how I feel to be honest, some of my 'symptoms' were dismissed.. the two miscarriages were too early to be counted as a clinical indicators (8 & 10 weeks), low birth weight wasn't low enough, early delivery wasn't early enough, I could have livedo that isn't linked etc etc. Anyway now have to have the second set of tests after 12 weeks. had a low positive on the acl, other two were negative, in fact she said the LA was better than most. Is that possible given that I am taking two 75mg aspirins per day?

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